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Pedie Wolfond- Radiant Light Opening Reception
On September 26, 2008
Pedie Wolfond Exhibition “Radiant Light” September 25- October 19, 2008
On August 28, 2008
Pedie Wolfond makes paintings that pulsate with light. Her colours become ignited through contrast with neutrals causing the paintings to blaze or glow depending on subtle structuring within the composition.
The Abstract Expressionist teacher Hans Hoffman noted ‘Light makes color in nature but, colour makes light in painting’. Wolfond’s work epitomizes this observation and [...]
Pauline Thompson- Phantom Forests
On June 4, 2008
June 7th – 29th, 2008
Opening reception June 7, 1-4 pm
Lonsdale Gallery aligns its social conscience with Pauline Thompson’s environmental message. From miniature to large-scale imagery, Thompson’s paintings are ethereal and breathtaking.
The Gallery’s Project rooms will exhibit visual presentations by organizations that help make a difference. The upstairs gallery will feature artists [...]
Judy Singer Exhibition
On February 16, 2008
Judy Singer
March 2 – 23, 2008
Artist Reception: Sunday March 2, 1-4 pm
In 1974, the late Jack Pollock, one of Toronto’s foremost gallery owners at the time, discovered Judy singer. From this first show at the Pollock Gallery, she has gone on from strength to strength, showing in many solo [...]
Jim Reid “Ferals Continued”
On November 8, 2007
For Immediate Release
November 2 – 30, 2007
Jim Reid – Ferals Continued
Jim Reid’s paintings are multi-layered textural earth coloured pastiche that draw us back to questions of identity and place. We live in nature, with nature, protect nature and exploit nature simultaneously. Reid’s continuing series ‘Ferals’ explores these strange [...]
Jim Reid: Ferals
On November 10, 2004
NOVEMBER 10-28, 2004
Intense landscape paintings exploring the inevitable wild growth of nature overcoming man’s organization.
A mile east, the oxen nose-blow steam clouds into the grave chill, puff, shake soaked yoke. He heaves a mattock at a stubborn stump. Through her still-young pout she sucks at damp hair. After hewing pine, she suggests [...]
Sheila Gregory: Landscape Burlesque
On October 9, 2004
OCTOBER 9-31, 2004
Landscape Burlesque is a series of new black and white paintings, which both tangle and playfully peel away an organic universe. The tethering of forms with spindly vines and plump exploding pods, push, pull and vamp with a raucous energy. These works take their cue from a natural world that is composing [...]
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